More like Heidi

An orphan taken from her Alpine grandfather to a wealthy Frankfurt household — the same displacement and longing at the story's core.

A young orphan finds life and freedom in the Alps before being separated from the mountain world she loves.

Heidi's sweetness draws a reclusive grandfather back into the world — warmth softening isolation, same as the book.

Japanese anime adaptation of the same Swiss novel, following Heidi's Alpine wandering and learning.

Compilation film drawn from the second half of the animated series Heidi: Girl of the Alps.

A five-year-old orphan arrives at her formidable grandfather's Alpine home — faithful retelling of the same origin.

Heidi discovers freedom in mountain landscapes before being forced into town as a companion — the book's two-world arc.

An orphan's kindness gradually opens her bitter grandfather's heart in the Alps — the book's emotional centre, animated.

A plucky orphan sent to her mountain grandfather finds wonder around every corner — the spirit of the book distilled.

A Swiss girl in a poor family faces suffering and hardship — Alpine setting and children navigating difficult circumstances.

A group shares a winter mountain chalet, with close relationships shifting when an outsider joins — Alpine community under pressure.

Love straining to survive against all obstacles within a wealthy family — emotion and wealth in tension.

A young orphan girl endures tragedy yet grasps at hope — the same orphan-resilience and emotional warmth.

A secret journey across 1939 Switzerland — Alpine landscape and hidden histories echo Heidi's Swiss mountain world.

A beloved visual novel with multiple routes, winner of the 2010 Moe Game Awards Best Story prize.

A Swiss orphan leaves her grandfather's mountain home to care for an invalid girl in the city.

A sequel continuing Heidi's life into adulthood, including the Alm-Uncle's kept secret and a child who comes to live with her.

Nancy Drew on a continental adventure through Switzerland — glamour and danger in the Swiss Alps.

A child suddenly pulled into a fantastical adventure beyond ordinary life — wonder erupting into a quiet everyday world.

Two inventive nine-year-olds share an inseparable friendship in a small place — childhood closeness and mischief, warmly told.

An enterprising family with seven children works together through hardship — warmth, cooperation, and children at the centre.